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A pool gate has to suit the opening, the mounting surface, and the enclosure around it. Antex measures your Toronto pool area on site before pricing, then sends an itemized estimate with materials and labour split out. We don't quote by phone because a slope, coping edge, existing fence, or concrete condition can change the work.
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The gate layout is considered with the adjoining fence, latch location, swing path, and access route, so the opening doesn't become an afterthought in an otherwise finished pool area.
Your project manager laser-measures the opening, checks the mounting surfaces, and stays your dedicated contact through the final walkthrough. One person owns the details instead of passing them between crews.
Pool work often needs to happen before the yard is in use. Material availability affects lead time, so an approximate installation date is discussed after the site visit and you get a call if it moves.
Point At the Pool Gate You Want
Most people know the pool gate they want before they know the names for all the parts. Choose the look and setup that feels right, and Antex will measure it on site, then bring the price back to the actual opening and deck.
We measure the opening, adjacent fence lines, swing space, and mounting surfaces on site. That gives us the information to price the actual work, not an assumed rectangular opening.
Materials and labour are split out in a written estimate valid for two weeks. The price changes only if you change the scope or materials, so there are no hidden charges.
We know the Ontario Building Code and confirm the applicable requirement at your property before the work is priced. A swimming pool safety fence needs the gate and adjoining enclosure considered together.
We examine concrete, stone, deck, or fence mounting conditions before selecting the approach. Exterior-grade hardware and correct sealing at penetrations matter because water can freeze around a fixing point.
We cover planting and nearby surfaces while we work, remove waste, and keep dust down. Your project manager completes the final check and walks the job with you before the remaining balance is paid.
A sloped patio, uneven coping, or out-of-line fence can change how a gate fits. Material ordered from a rough width can leave an awkward gap or require a redesign.
A low number can exclude posts, hardware, surface preparation, or difficult access. The total changes after work has started, when it is harder to compare options.
A gate choice without a site review can conflict with the enclosure, latch position, or surrounding conditions. That creates uncertainty when the pool area needs to be secured.
Toronto freeze-thaw cycles and water at fixing points can affect exterior surfaces. A gate that isn't planned around its mounting surface may bind or lose its clean alignment.
Drilling and material handling near coping, concrete, and planting can leave dust, waste, or surface marks. That is a poor finish for a job meant to make the yard safer.
The right pool gate depends on the opening width, the enclosure beside it, and what can accept a mounting point. We build metal posts, frames, and structures in our shop. Glass is tempered and cut by our suppliers to our measurements. Toronto weather makes the mounting surface and exterior hardware worth checking before anything is ordered.
We price from our own laser measurements, including the surface where the gate will mount. A pool safety fence should be planned from site conditions, not from a photo or phone estimate.
We fabricate the metal structure in our shop. If glass is part of the design, our suppliers temper and cut it to the measurements we provide.
We protect nearby planting and surfaces, remove waste, and complete a final check. The last payment comes after the final walkthrough, when you have seen the finished work.
These completed pool-gate configurations show how glass, fixing methods and top details come together around decks, patios and side access points. Each selection responds to the available mounting surface, the desired sightline and the exterior conditions a pool barrier faces in Toronto.
A low-profile glass gate kept the patio sightline open while defining a controlled pool entry.
Homeowners trust a clear process from the first measurement through the final walkthrough.
Wonderful experience. Antex team installed our glass shower enclosure and it looks great. Service was fast without sacrificing quality.
Anyone can hang a panel of glass. Antex is different in four ways that show up on your invoice, your calendar, and your final inspection.
You should know what is being measured, what is being ordered, and who to call when timing changes. The work follows clear stages so an existing fence, patio, or pool finish is considered before installation day. Nothing is ordered from an unmeasured opening.
Your project manager visits to laser-measure the opening and inspect the adjoining enclosure and mounting surfaces. We confirm the applicable requirement on site. An itemized estimate follows within one to two business days, and nothing is ordered until you approve it.
We fabricate required metal posts, frames, and structures in our shop. Glass suppliers temper and cut glass to our measurements where glass is included. You receive an approximate installation date and a written timeline where one applies. If it shifts, we call you.
We protect planting and nearby surfaces, install the approved work, keep dust down, and cart away waste. Your project manager checks the work and completes a final walkthrough with you. The remaining 10% is paid after that walkthrough.
Antex serves Toronto and the GTA with free on-site estimates for qualifying projects. We'll measure the opening, review the mounting surface and adjoining enclosure, and send an itemized estimate within one to two business days. There is nothing to sign during the visit, and nothing is ordered until you approve the scope.
